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Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced her support for the Republican senator as he embarks on his third Senate campaign. Ogg announced her support at a Tuesday campaign event alongside Cruz.
“I am endorsing Senator Ted Cruz because he has taken action at a time when Americans want solutions, not excuses about why Democrats and Republicans won’t work together,” Ogg told the In her statement, Ogg said she and Cruz had a mutual interest in cracking down on violent crime, calling it “bigger than partisanship.” She also said Cruz sought her support for legislation he was pushing aimed at keeping migrants in custody if there is availability. Cruz and Ogg also co-authored
Ogg is the most prominent Democrat to endorse Cruz in his race against Rep. Colin Allred for Senate. Earlier this year, Cruz launched “Democrats for Cruz” to highlight his bipartisan work. He said he is endorsed by several Democratic county judges, sheriffs, and constables from rural counties along or near the Texas-Mexico border.
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